Lavrov and Netanyahu spoke of Syria and Iran

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met in Jerusalem with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about Iran's presence in Syria.

Netanyahu had previously announced that the meeting was requested by Russian President Vladimir Putin. In the Russian delegation, the chief of staff, General Valeriy Gerasimov,

Netanyahu said on the eve of the meeting that he would discuss regional developments with "the situation in Syria the first and the most important.

He refused a Russian offer that all forces related to Iran would be about 100 kilometers from the Golan Heights, an Israeli official told Reuters on condition that he remains anonymous

Netanyahu told Lavrov: "We will not allow the Iranians to position themselves." The Russian Foreign Ministry announced after the meeting that at the meeting, "the parties discussed various aspects of the Middle East agenda. Orient, giving priority to the situation in Syria and its environs. "

Iran, which fought with the troops of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, was detained as far as possible. [19659003] and ally of Assad, warned that it would be unrealistic to expect Iran to withdraw completely from the country

Netanyahu and Putin spoke of Syria and Iran to Moscow two weeks ago

activated a n missile defense system that could be used against missiles in the fighting in Syria.